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. 2021 Dec 29;9:e78017. doi: 10.3897/BDJ.9.e78017

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Tatiana A. Triseleva, Varos G. Petrosyan, Aleksandra A. Yatsuk, Andrey F. Safonkin

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Figure 1. — A phylogenetic tree of species of the “variegata” and “inornata” clusters and postgonites shape: a phylogenetic tree, based on the mtDNA CO1, constructed in the programme BEAST v.1.10.4. (partially from fig. 1 by Safonkin et al. 2020a). The numbers in the nodes indicate the replacement for the site for 1 million years. Underlined are the species that gave the name to the clusters. Vertical lines – evolutionary lineages of the “variegata” cluster. * – possible position of M.elbergi in the “variegata” cluster. b shape of anterior process of the postgonites of M.inornata (1), M.laeta (2), M.mosquensis (3), M.variegata (4), M.femorata (5), M.rufa (6) and M.bohemica (7).